• Land at Entebbe International Airport and be welcomed by our Safari guide.
• Receive a brief orientation during your transfer to your chosen hotel.
• Overnight stay at the hotel (dependent on your time of arrival).

• Embark on the Kabaka’s Cultural Trail to delve into the rich heritage of the Buganda Kingdom.
  • Kabaka’s Lake: A man-made lake created in honor of a former Kabaka (king) of Buganda.
  • Kasubi Tombs: The resting place of four former Buganda kings.
  • Naggalabi Buddo Coronation Site: The historic location where the kings of Buganda are crowned.
  • Katareke Prison: A historical prison where lawbreakers were confined and punished by the Kabaka.
  • Wamala King’s Tombs: The burial place of King Wamala, often visited for cultural rituals.
  • Nnamasole Kanyange Tombs: A tomb commemorating the eternal bond between a mother and her son.
  • Nnamasole Baagalayaze Tombs and Cultural Centre: A hub for cultural learning, celebration, and hope.
• Return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

• Start your day early with a hearty breakfast before leaving Kampala.
• Visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary en route to participate in rhino tracking.
• Enjoy lunch in Masindi before heading to Murchison Falls National Park.
• Make a brief stop at the Bomu Women’s Group to engage in a community walk and learn about local culture.
• Continue your journey to the park, spotting birds, monkeys, and baboons along the way.

• Begin your day with warm tea or coffee before heading to the northern bank for a morning game drive.
• Look out for an array of wildlife including lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes, and more.
• Return to the lodge for lunch before embarking on a three-hour boat cruise on the Nile River.
• Cruise to the bottom of Murchison Falls, sighting hippos, crocodiles, and other animals along the riverbanks. Optional hike to the top of the falls available.
• Head back to your lodge for a relaxing evening, followed by dinner and an overnight stay.

• After breakfast, visit the top of Murchison Falls before setting off for Hoima.
• Traverse the Albertine Escarpment of the Western Rift Valley, enjoying views of lush landscapes and traditional homesteads.
• Have lunch at the Hoima Kolping Hotel.
• Spend the afternoon exploring Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom’s cultural and historical landmarks, including former kings’ palaces and burial grounds.
• Return to your accommodation for a laid-back evening, dinner, and overnight stay.

• Start your day with a satisfying breakfast before setting off for Fort Portal, where you’ll arrive in time for lunch.
• After lunch, visit the Tooro Kingdom Palace, home to the world’s youngest-ever crowned king, and immerse yourself in the region’s rich cultural and historical narrative.
• Continue to the Amabere ga Nyinamwiru caves, famed for their twin waterfalls—one with cultural significance and the other with geological features like stalagmites and stalactites.
• If time permits, round off the day with a visit to the region’s stunning crater lakes.
• Return to your lodging for a relaxed evening, followed by dinner and an overnight stay.

• Enjoy an early breakfast and then make the 1-hour drive to Semliki National Park.
• Visit the astounding male and female hot springs, where you’ll witness jets of hot water reaching up to two meters and pools of boiling water at 106°C. These natural wonders are often referred to as “natural boilers.”

• Fuel up with an early morning breakfast and proceed to the Chimpanzee tracking information office for a briefing led by ranger guides.
• Embark on a 4-to-5-hour trek through the lush Kibale Forest in search of elusive chimpanzees. The forest also serves as a habitat for other primates like L’Hoest’s, Red-Colobus, Blue Monkeys, Red-Tailed Monkeys, and Grey-Cheeked Mangabeys, along with a variety of birds and butterflies.
• Return to the Primate Lodge for lunch.
• In the afternoon, participate in a swamp/community walk to KAFRED, a local community initiative in Bigodi. This presents another chance for primate and bird watching, as well as an opportunity to interact with the local community.
• Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at your lodging.

• Enjoy breakfast and transfer to Kasese, the heart of the Rwenzururu Kingdom.
• Here, visit the royal residence Obusinga bwa Rwenzururu for an enriching cultural experience.
• Lunch will be served at Margherita Hotel, followed by a guided tour of Kasese town.
• Spend a relaxed evening at your accommodation, where dinner will be served and you’ll stay overnight.

• After an early breakfast, explore the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains with the Ruboni community group.
• Experience guided tours of various local initiatives and enjoy cultural performances.
• Post-lunch, head to Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you’ll have an en-route game drive before reaching your lodge for the evening.
• Unwind at your lodge, enjoy dinner, and stay overnight.

• Start your day with a warm-up tea or coffee before embarking on a game drive along the Kasenyi tracks and Queen’s Mile.
• Keep an eye out for an array of wildlife, including lions, elephants, cape buffalos, warthogs, spotted hyenas, mongooses, waterbucks, and Uganda kobs. With luck, you might even spot a leopard.
• Return to your lodge for a hearty breakfast and relax until lunchtime.
• In the afternoon, take a two-hour boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel, a haven for photography, bird-watching, and up-close game viewing. With over 550 recorded resident bird species, this is a bird-lover’s paradise.
• Return to your lodge for a relaxing evening, followed by dinner and an overnight stay.

• After breakfast, set off for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, packing a lunch for the journey.
• En route, explore the Ishasha sector, known for its tree-climbing lions, during a game drive.
• Continue through the scenic Kigezi Highlands, often referred to as the “Switzerland of Africa,” before reaching your lodge.
• Enjoy a relaxing evening, followed by dinner and an overnight stay at your lodge.

• Begin your day early with breakfast, followed by a transfer to the gorilla tracking information office for a pre-briefing by ranger guides.
• Embark on a thrilling trek through the dense rainforest to observe our fascinating relatives, the gorillas. Their shy and peaceful nature makes watching and photographing them an experience to cherish.
• After this unforgettable encounter, return to your lodge for lunch (if not packed) and, if time permits, opt for a community/nature walk or a visit to the local Pygmy community. Here, you can optionally participate in traditional performances and dances.
• If you prefer to relax after your gorilla adventure, spend the evening at leisure at your lodge, where dinner will be served and you’ll stay overnight.

• Following breakfast, embark on a scenic drive back to Kampala.
• Pause at the Equator for a simple, yet fascinating, experiment and to experience the balance of the tropics.
• Upon arrival in Kampala, you’ll have the option to relax or shop for souvenirs.
• Enjoy a culturally rich performance and dinner at the Ndere Centre, before transferring to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Spend the day exploring Kampala, focusing on craft shopping and a city tour.

Today marks the end of your journey. You will be transferred to the airport for your departure.